experimental thing i did cuz i’m bored

kinda readable once you get familiar with how each letter looks like

weird thing i made in like 20 minutes. the white space inside the square is supposed to look like the letter

A recreation of the font in the logo of the record label, Skam. It might seem like gibberish, but if you look closely the you could tell what it’s saying.

My stab at atypography. It's meant to be fairly hard to read at first glance, but still decipherable once you get used to it. I added a notch at the top right to differentiate each letter from the others.

This is a font inspired by the Atype movement, made only with four horizonal lines with gaps in them, enjoy!

ETC Mason is my second atypeface, inspired by crooked/warped tiled walls and flooring

You may need to unfocus your eyes a little to interpret each character

Character set (A-Z, alternate a and e)

ETC Murmura is my first atypeface, stemming from just abstract geometric designs

A quirk of this atypeface: each 4x4 character has its center 2x2 space completely filled, which means that it could have a hole punched through it and still be read

This is my first ever Atype font, so it might be terrible XD

Instructions:

1. Lay out each letter in the grid, all lowercase, including spaces and ignoring punctuation.

2. Rotate the image 90 degrees CW then flip the image horizontally.

3. Drag each column so that the vertical ‘stems’ overlap.

my first attempt at an atype